*waves*

[daratheresa]

safe to assume you're near brownsville then, although right now it's whitesville.


Fortitude!

it's hard to drum up the effort to even go outside sometimes...


oh wait, perhaps some cold Champlain?

wow. well played.

[Simon of the Playa]

i've been to the best western and peed in the potted palm to the left of the front desk....i feel your pain.

[daratheresa]

*highfive*

[Simon of the Playa]

are you sure? I mean, i just met you and you have no idea where my hand has been.

[daratheresa]

well it's not like i was planning on licking my hand any time soon...

[Simon of the Playa]

WE LIKE YOU.


refreshing, like ice on an extremity.

[Cheyenne]

A friend of mine used to be in the British Army medical attache and she got access to some really nice gore tex fleece lined coats with the British army camo. We were on site at Stonehenge a couple of years ago and she was the post-excavation bones specialist, and as she is teeny and had to sit around for hours on cold windy days studying bones - she absolutely reccommended them


C

[gyre]

Sounds good.
Let me know if you hear where to get them.

I tried out a gore lined 100 fleece vest once.
Odd for something so thin to stop the wind.
Felt very counter-intuitive.

Feathered friends has a nylon coated to resist wind.
It's in between goretex and open weave, and has fewer drawbacks.
Much lower cost too.
No crinkling either.

[Cheyenne]

Will do.. I don't think they are that expensive either - bomb proof and will pretty much take most of what a harsh environment would throw at it

[daratheresa]

http://www.bradleyssurplus.com/

these guys have an outlet right around the corner from me, we get a lot of stuff from them.

http://www.afmo.com/

has some neat stuff, too.